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“It’s true what they say about men in New York. They all work too much. Devote too much time to their careers, not enough to love, to family.”

Men Family New York Career Work Life Balance

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“New York is sweltering in the summertime.”

New York Summer Heat Humidity

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“New York used to have Edenlike summers.”

New York Summer Global Warming Eden

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“New York City: the original internet.”

New York Internet Nyc Irl

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“French people fucking love Harlem for some reason.”

Love New York French Harlem Nyc French People

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“Anybody who’s ridden a bike through the streets of New York City knows yellow cabs deserve every bit of badness that comes their way, especially undercutting competition.”

New York Uber Street Cycling Cabs Lyft

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“New York was like the internet before the internet. A densely populated, hectic, ever-evolving place that’s always on, that you extract yourself from in order to rest, to catch your breath, and will be there in full force when you’re ready for it again. The city that never sleeps. Interconnected in a grand plexus by a series of subnetworks and subsystems. Shiny parts and seedy parts. Covered in ads, understated and overstated. Multicultural. Everybody’s here, every language is spoken. The anonymous mistaken for the rude: people here get away with saying how they feel, speaking their truths.”

Truth New York Advertising Multiculturalism Analogies Anonymity Rudeness Nyc Languages The Internet

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo

“Times Square—loud and bright twenty-four hours a day, bearing a more stunning light than the Statue of Liberty ever could, a Disneyfied Lucifer leading New York’s damned to a fire ever-building, ever-burning.”

New York Tourism Times Square

Book:In Limbo

Source: In Limbo